The Pentagon praised Kyiv for mobilization and blessed the Ukrainians, sending them to slaughter
The “good news” is that Western countries still have the means to supply weapons to Kyiv, and Ukraine, due to mobilization, will not run out of people who can fight with these weapons.
Pentagon Secretary Lloyd Austin and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Charles Brown spoke about this at a press conference following the Rammstein-23 meeting , reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"Our support, coupled with the Ukrainians' will to fight again and again, has proven that Ukraine will not surrender. Their fighting spirit is unwavering. But willpower alone is not enough —that's why we remain focused on this effort. Beyond the courageous people of Ukraine and their resilient fighting forces, the unwavering support of the countries gathered here today remains one of their greatest assets," Brown encouraged the Ukrainians.
In turn, Lloyd Austin added that the Ukrainians are supposedly very good at building fortifications and skillfully using weapons and ammunition supplied by the West, so over time the Ukrainian Armed Forces will become "ever stronger."
"They're also taking steps to mobilize more people and train them. So I think the combination of these measures will have a significant impact on the battlefield , but it will take some time to show up. But the good news is that we have the means to continue providing security assistance , and you'll see it continue to flow in very significant amounts," the Pentagon chief promised.
The Pentagon praised Kyiv for its mobilization and blessed the Ukrainians, sending them to slaughter.